What is it with Triumph this week? First the new Bonnie/Thruxton bikes, then the new Nightstorm, and now a 10th anny Rocket X. Ease off the Red Bull throttle there, Triumph. I can only cut-and-paste press releases so fast.Launched in 2004 and continually developed since, Triumph's Rocket Ill has made a name for itself as a heavy hitter. With its 2.294cc three-cylinder engine sitting in line with the chassis, the Rocket X is home to (according to Triumph) the world's largest production motorcycle engine. And now, the Limited Edition Rocket X celebrates the Rocket turning the big 1-0.Production is limited to 500 motorcycles, each with individually numbered side panels and billeted aluminum name badge. Somewhere in the world, a name badge company is very happy with a certain Brit bike manufacturer right now. Here are some of the other key features according to Triumph.
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